You get more and more delirious as time goes on.....
How Many Wins in 2013 was Ryan Tannehill Responsible for?
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You get more and more delirious as time goes on.....
I'm getting to the point where I'd love to put him on ignore and move on to talk to people who aren't him. But I can't quit him. Not now. Not ever.
One word for you.... Sanchez
I'll take the buttfumble in a lost season along w/ 4 playoff wins. we weren't winning that game anyway
I'd gladly give you Sanchez for the next 10 years. He is the best defense against the Jets winning anything that there is......
I did watch Mark, he was not that good, every so often he would make a good play, but was nowhere as impressive as Ryan in his comebacks. The late comeback against the Falcons, Steelers, and Patriots were far more consistent and impressive then anything Sanchez did.
Nope, you really have no idea, and very obviously not watching Ryan and the Dolphin games as much as you claim.
Actually he could get a bit better, but he is pretty accurate, more accurate then the year before, and far more accurate then any year Sanchez had.
You have no idea, it's very obvious you did not watch much of Ryan, and what he had to do to complete a pass. Very rarely did he have enough time, and he blew it.
Let's see, the O-line, had 1 playoff quality linemen, the running backs had 0 playoff quality talent, the receivers had only one consistent player that rarely dropped the ball and maybe could be considered playoff quality, and that is Hartline. Wallace did not look like playoff quality last year, and did not look much this year, Binns was looking really good, but was out before he even played a game, Gibson was looking really good, but was out early, as of the TEs, Only Clay look playoff worthy, and he started late, Keller was also lost for the year. So no Ryan did not have much playoff type talent to help him this year...sorry, maybe next year with a little luck.
He is, but Sherman forced him to stay in the pocket...you did not see that, wow, I though you watched a lot of Ryan Tannehill?
But nowhere the receivers and TE that continually bailed out Sanchez.
You must have missed with all your Dolphin games watching, how the defense late in games continued to give up points and actually wither and look tired.
To the Playoffs, superbowl, and probowl...I agree
I wish we'd have him and surround him w/ talent. when he had similar talent around him to Ryan 2013 he helped us reach a title game.
Ryan doesn't have a comeback anywhere near as good as mark's comeback at det or vs. Houston 2010. don't confuse a GW drive w/ a comeback. He led nice drives vs. Atl and NE(handed it off nice at Pitt) but nothing close to some of Mark's best work late in games.
I watched him plenty, too indecisive.
don't confuse accuracy w/ comp %.
had all day against us both games and had poor outings each time.
he had a boatload of weapons, the OL wasn't great but it was good enough if he made better decisions. You guys abandoned the run game b/c you trusted the QB- BIG mistake.
I saw that great slide to miss the 1st down by half a yard against us
Your D is why you were close to a playoff spot.
playoffs, SB and pro bowl
:lol2: good one
The ultimate example of spin..... :lol2:
buttfumble's crap completion % wasn't because he was the least accurate starting QB in recent history..... no, it was because of weather, phase of the moon, lights in his eyes, part of the bigger strategy to lull the other team to sleep..... ha, ha....
Yeah,Ryan was so bad he got Dee Milliner benched in game one
Dee got himself benched multiple times this season, Ryan got Dee the AFC Defensive Player of the Week in week 17.
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it's not a measure of accuracy, most guys w/ high comp %s dump the ball off a lot. he didn't have that option in 2009 after Leon got hurt and LT was at the end of his career in '10/'11.
Yeah that lucky tipped pass int was awsome,I'd pound my chest on that one for sure.
it sure was lucky Ryan threw that high pass so that it could be deflected.
Ryan doesn't have a comeback anywhere near as good as mark's comeback at det or vs. Houston 2010. don't confuse a GW drive w/ a comeback. He led nice drives vs. Atl and NE(handed it off nice at Pitt) but nothing close to some of Mark's best work late in games. [/QUOTE]
Is that the Detroit game where the Jets were losing and losing, then (As was the case that season for them) luck intervened, Stafford when down, and the Jets were able to come back. You are delirious, if Sanchez actually ever had to win a game on pure will and guts like Tannehill had to do against the three I gave you, he would wilt like a little flower.
Actually you didn't, with every comment you have made, you prove that point, that much more.
I actually do, question is, do you? As I told you, he still has a bit to go, but his ball placement was much better then last year, and way better then any pass Sanchez threw, unless you call a great pass a mile over the head of the receiver, a few feet in front on the ground, or directly in the hands of the defender.
As one of the commentator said about Tannehill (Can't remember who...might have been Fouts) "Tannehill has looked better this year in his reads and Accuracy, most of the INTs he threw were not because of ball placement, or a bad read." Can't say the same about Sanchez, because I never saw a QB throw so many easy INTs, and someone as lucky also as Sanchez, because if you counted all the INTs that defenders dropped, he would probably have closer to twice the career INTs that he has now.
He had a bad 1st half against your team. but came back to have a great game against you guys, unless you can't call being 28/43 (65.11%) 331Yards 2TDs/1int
The run was going nowhere, the Pass-blocking look like bull fight as they allowed the pass-rusher in with the swing of their arms, if Miami had a QB as limited with little potential as Sanchez, then it would be a mistake, but Tannehill's ceiling has a good amount still to go, so Sherman wanted to give him as much game training as possible....I do agree Miami should have run the ball more, and not abandon it so early, but the RBs were showing points of inconsistency.
I do have to admit with all the wins Miami has handed Rex and the Jets recently, losing to the Jets does hurt more because I am not used to it.
I am not disagree the Defense is a bigger reason that Miami made it that close then the Offense, but they were not the Defense that Sanchez was lucky enough to carry him to the playoffs.
Well the moment he reaches the pro-bowl and/or Superbowl, it will be more then Sanchez ever reached, because Mark's career is pretty much at the end, while Ryan's is just beginning.
Is that the Detroit game where the Jets were losing and losing, then (As was the case that season for them) luck intervened, Stafford when down, and the Jets were able to come back. You are delirious, if Sanchez actually ever had to win a game on pure will and guts like Tannehill had to do against the three I gave you, he would wilt like a little flower.
Actually you didn't, with every comment you have made, you prove that point, that much more.
I actually do, question is, do you? As I told you, he still has a bit to go, but his ball placement was much better then last year, and way better then any pass Sanchez threw, unless you call a great pass a mile over the head of the receiver, a few feet in front on the ground, or directly in the hands of the defender.
As one of the commentator said about Tannehill (Can't remember who...might have been Fouts) "Tannehill has looked better this year in his reads and Accuracy, most of the INTs he threw were not because of ball placement, or a bad read." Can't say the same about Sanchez, because I never saw a QB throw so many easy INTs, and someone as lucky also as Sanchez, because if you counted all the INTs that defenders dropped, he would probably have closer to twice the career INTs that he has now.
He had a bad 1st half against your team. but came back to have a great game against you guys, unless you can't call being 28/43 (65.11%) 331Yards 2TDs/1int
The run was going nowhere, the Pass-blocking look like bull fight as they allowed the pass-rusher in with the swing of their arms, if Miami had a QB as limited with little potential as Sanchez, then it would be a mistake, but Tannehill's ceiling has a good amount still to go, so Sherman wanted to give him as much game training as possible....I do agree Miami should have run the ball more, and not abandon it so early, but the RBs were showing points of inconsistency.
I do have to admit with all the wins Miami has handed Rex and the Jets recently, losing to the Jets does hurt more because I am not used to it.
I am not disagree the Defense is a bigger reason that Miami made it that close then the Offense, but they were not the Defense that Sanchez was lucky enough to carry him to the playoffs.
playoffs, SB and pro bowl
Well the moment he reaches the pro-bowl and/or Superbowl, it will be more then Sanchez ever reached, because Mark's career is pretty much at the end, while Ryan's is just beginning.